13 Entitled People Who Should NOT Be Allowed At Hotels From Now On

1. This guest who thought a hotel should completely rearrange its schedule — just for them:

2. This guest who left their room like this:

3. This hotel's free deal, which apparently wasn't enough:

4. This guest who thought having a birthday meant getting special treatment:

The review says, "Came for my birthday and wedding anniversary. Arrived on my birthday with my ID, and the front desk said after I pointed out it was my birthday, 'Oh, it’s really your birthday.' Not happy birthday? The third day in, I called and spoke to a manager because it bothered me, so she sent a gross, old cake that should’ve been thrown out to our room. With the casino and hotel here, I think they could have done something nice. With so many choices in Las Vegas, try elsewhere!"

5. This hotel that literally had to put this sign up:

6. This hotel that had to clarify "We do not offer special media or influencer rates" on their website:

7. This guest who had a lot of demands over their tub:

8. These guests who didn't bother to properly return their luggage cart:

9. This person who criticized a hotel offering a discount to help people:

10. These adults who didn't clean after themselves — or their kids:

11. This person who thought they could just try the pool before actually booking the hotel:

The review says, "I just flew in from Vegas and was trying to meet a friend here. Wasn't sure if this was the place I wanted to book, so I decided to try the pool. Soon after, the manager came and told me the hotel was booked out. I said, 'That's funny — there are only two cars in the parking lot,' and then he asked me to leave. I gladly did."

12. This hotel that had to give guests a clear warning:

13. And finally, this hotel that's had to deal with way too many entitled guests:

H/T: r/ChoosingBeggars, r/mildlyinfuriating, and r/funnysigns.